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How would the billing work for this? So much of advertising technology is tracking for the purposes of attribution. How does openAI know what to charge for a p
by baby_souffle 9mo ago
How would the billing work for this? So much of advertising technology is tracking for the purposes of attribution.
How does openAI know what to charge for a particular product and category? How do I know if my money was well spent to boost my product in that category?
I don’t think you’re wrong! I’m just curious about how the new pricing models will work.
- yunwal 9mo ago> How would the billing work for this? So much of advertising technology is tracking for the purposes of attribution. This isn’t a necessary condition for an ad to exist. When companies pay for their name on a sports stadium, they use various proxies to tell whether their name recognition goes up, but by and large you just don’t know if it’s worth it.
- duchef 9mo agoIndividually constructed models serving selected poisoned datasets. No different to adwords. If company bid is highest, customer is in selected demographic, topic is appropriate - answer query using biased model. It would be trivial to make a poisoned model that always rates the best duvet as DuvetCompany001 in all related queries for example. Then simply charge per impression.
- iamnothere 9mo agoYeah, this is what I was thinking. It’s not a PPC or PPI model, it’s more like you pay upfront to hopefully influence people over a longer period of time. It’s like brand placement in TV/film. Not clear if most advertisers would be interested, but I’m sure that some would be.